The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06

chsirs tho rolling IKE hoop and the ether contsriv
rss common 70 that kind Of athietcs and ali ne tim
she had charming air Of being hersci surprised b,
them. She Samson for strsnsth too and she toss'
and tumbltd her BIC trothef ssout win greco tina
made II look easy Tnat ndustfious young circus
sgsr Adam Forspaush, Jr son OF the elder Fofvrsvnh
h usins pers Of his fall and winter leisure " sxnfbft
nr In the vsudeves his clever troupe Of trained dogs
they will DO feature Of this weeks bi at Tony Pas
tor's John r. Kelly. the Irish comedian, Braham. tn,
shsdowgraph performer; hiily Turnour. and half
soorsf oothsr good people are also on Pastors bin
Versatility Il q characteristic Of tho Peoples rro
srsmmes From tho tears Of 0iotes "Heid by the
Enemy is audiences will turn to the suaws Of syt
"A Bunch Of Keys" Marietta Masks dancing viii b
snoored Al II always h. and the srotssqus agility oi
George LaurL tho quaint oomicsii,y Of James b
Mackie and the excellent vooalism Of Alex Ben will b
sure 10 nnd appreciation Next west local mslodrams
will run at the Peoples In the familiar form Of "Ths
shadows Of . Great City" Gen. John 4. wheeer's
third Sunday night illustrated lecture will occur To-
night when aThs Civil War In the East g win DO do
scribtd in ali Ito phases.
sidney O. France 10 this weeks populsrpfics star a
roolsA His repertory IL essentially robust "Marked
for Life" 10 lie chiefly thrilling feature. Next wssh
FOOTE'S will have IL fst brand thing OF the
In the spectacular melodrnms called Rights Right
Originally IL was written By O. A. clarke. English
man who sent II this country in shape crude that
George Hoey was called In 10 NJ II Hosy virtually
rswrots one or two acta and his name will appear -
ciarkes co1Aborator Domnick Murray has purchased
the piece Intending 70 make long tour with IL Ita
drss performance In America VIII occur In New Haven.
cathArins Rorsrs's daughter, Eleanor Norsth (hrA
King Hsdlsyh viii BE- hurrAy's chief support
dorothy" ID marked for run a. the Standard and
when It shall have finished Its merry course Andraus
opera "Le Cieae La Fourme" will DO heard for the
hrst time In America
George O. Boniacs comes to the city tomorrow after
,A,, anA nfahl th>
minor provincial theatres AtJacobss Third Avenue he
will play Badger In The Streets OF New York" TO
which role no has oennned his efforts ever since he
oharmury played the Protessor in Frank MavoS Nor
deck" two three years ago This admired actor has
always had Q warm welcome in New York. His Badger
will DO sure to evoke the enthusiasm Of the Third Aven
uos patrons and he will Of course play
q most profitable engagement Next week The Wages
Of Bin" will bs reproduced In the city after absence
Of several seasons
It IL now possible for "The Henrietta" to last at the
Uaion Square until March -. Gustav Ambcrs, who
had contracted to occupy The Union Square for thr
teen weeks, commencing on Dec. 20 Eves up bis con.
tract Meantime, Bronson Howard who wrote the
piece has gone back to England content with the pros
poet Of drawing $3.50 . week royalty tori LONG time
Al the Casino "The Marquis. runs sions in an even
way. Out on tho road the principal "Erminie"
pany are rehearsins "ooah." which b LA Jolis Per
sane" reconstructed considerably BY Sydney Rosenfsld
less asssted by Francis Wilson. The opera was
originally sung at tho Paris Renaissance than eight
years ago. The music by Leoocq and the ibrstto BY
Leterrisr and vanloo prolific ana occasionally clever
makers Of opera bookA Tho scene laid In Persia and
the play deals with peculiar marital law BY which, In
certain crises woman may have An intermediate hus
band called In the opera TAs 0oah June Hading, now
the peer Of Bernhard the original soubreus Of
"Ths Pretty Persian" The opera will b. nrst heard
here late In February or thereabouta
uu..~- = In.t . "a, .. -
tho Fourteenth Street The engagement will b
bered the pleasantest that George Knight has
passed In this city. To night O. ". Barry, veteran
actor will deliver the rst Of his illustrated lectures at
the Fourtssnth Street Views representing and
incidents In the life Of Victoria from her coronation
the present time including the recent jubilee pageant
viii DO ohown The pictures hand painted. and de-
scribe the In the different parts Of London
the service In Westminster Abbey and the earlier cpl
sodes In Victorian life. including her coronation and
marriage Tho entertainment viii include piano and
organ reoitas and descriptive recitation BY Barry.
entitled " The Phantom Ship"
Tomorrow night Annie Pixlsy viii make her nrst az
pearanos this season Of the Grand, where she will
again BE- In Archibald Cavering Guntsrs comedy.
drama "Ths DsaconS Daughter" The play has served
Miss Pix ey's purpose very well Atleast It would
because she has not played "Mss" since she pro-
duosd The Dsaoons Daushter" and her 1rtsh "Zara"
10 almost forgotten Mhs Finley frequently sets aside
favorts with . numerous portion Of our public who
like her apparently for hor buoyant spirts and her
healthy personality In her support she retains that
old actor. Michael O DAILY who plays TIE Deacon
her stagedetesting father In . manner almost ~
unctious - Dsnman Thompsons josh Next week
Frederick warde will play his entire repertory at the
Grand. There semi oicial announcement that Kate
Claxton will In January play. for the rst time In Amer
lea, Tho Poinsman" By tho authors Of 1.-THE Great
Pink PEARL brand new drama at the Grand would
be novelty. Manager French has generally found t
more profitable to stick to approved programmes His
public likes them better and for that he has sell
dom consented TO have experiments the theatre But
Miss Clsxtons case seems 10 DO important enough to
justify departure from his custom.
The revival of "cordeas Aspirations" At Harrisans
Park, though for only brief period will be hailed with
considerable pleasure. To Mira Annie Yeamans who
will again triumph corde'ta, tho event will Be joyful
hra Yeamaus occasionally ohafes under the artistic
strant necessarily placed upon her Mr.. HarriaAn In
his work Al Cordelta she may be expected to dominate
the play. and, like many another good actresA MrA
YeamAus 10 fond Of Dominating. Her drunken scene In
Cordeias 10 bit Of greesquonsss which.
onco seer. can never BE- forgotten HsrriGan will again
assume the clothes and manners OF Dan Attltoan and
John Wild n J. Bradley and the others Of the company
will appear In familiar roles The revival Of "Cordeas
Aspirations" will during tho next fortnight give Hsrri
ran chance to perfect tho preparations for his
play Pete" which may be looked for Nov. 81.
"Jim tho Penman" will have its nna performance at
he Madison Square Wednesday night It will retire
with record net often surpassed for profit length.
On Thursday night Loves Martyr" from the French
II Dsnnsry and Tarbe, will be acted. The city stage
will then have three versions Of this drama Ia
% be hoped that the number may prove too great
Palmers version nrst tried BY his company Chi
,ago last and there 1t had considerable succes
Aarston has painted the scenery and In the cast H.
'toddart Annie Russell, and Mathids Madison will
make their appearance for the nrst time this season
= The Martyr" viii have unlimited time for . run;
'ut circumstances should its life short Elaine"
"A Foregone Conclusion" and play from the French
II Octave Fsuilot are in readiness
The weeks bills at the ITALIA are "The Position of
-onjumeau." with Bosts for Monday, Wednesday, and
friday and the other evenings Junk In three
Il his roeA
There 10 change in "Ths Corsair at the Bijou
ess DO In the direction of proprfoty Edward g. Rice
originator of the show affects to be sincere In his dec
arations that he has wifuly offended refined taste
the manner of his actresses costumea 1.-THE Corsar
drawing pretty we'll and there Is still outline Of
hanEe Of bill The device Of making shift Of scenes
IN darkensd stage instead OF lowering the curtain. IL
Introduced in The Corsair" Al that junoturs the
pace Ia full OF actresses and comedians The gas 10 sud